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Looking Glass Self
Looking Glass Self formed as a trio in the late 1960s with Elliot Lurie, Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, and Jimmy Calvin. They recorded several albums through the...
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Looking Glass Self formed as a trio in the late 1960s with Elliot Lurie, Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, and Jimmy Calvin. They recorded several albums through the 1970s, starting with their self-titled 1972 release that included the track 'Equinox.'
That song 'Equinox' became their most recognized piece, with its acoustic arrangements and layered harmonies drawing listeners in. The band's sound leaned on folk-rock structures with introspective lyrics, as heard on other songs like 'Footprints of Angels' and 'Stigmata.'
They put out five studio albums between 1972 and 1981, including 'Song of the Ages' in 1973 and 'No One Was There' in 1981. The music maintained a consistent approach with vocal harmonies and acoustic instrumentation throughout those recordings.
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